Creole Saz
A Sazerac-style rum and Cognac drink with cane syrup, Peychaud's bitters, and an absinthe rinse. It is off-dry and strong at about 28% ABV.
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Rinse a rocks glass with absinthe and dump. Stir the remaining ingredients (except the lemon twist) over ice, then strain into the glass. Squeeze the lemon twist over the drink and discard. No garnish.
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容量97 ml
Strength28% 酒精度
Alcohol27 ml (21 g)67 毫升伏特加（40%）2 杯（每杯 30 毫升）
Sugar4.2 g (4.3%)1顆方糖
Acidity無
甜度Off-dry
Joaquín Simó (2011)
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